Which notation would indicate the taxiway does not continue beyond an intersection?

Which notation would indicate the taxiway does not continue beyond an intersection?

• A. Taxiway ending marker
• B. Runway exit sign
• C. Hold short sign
• D. ILS critical area sign

Answer: (A)

Recognizing signs that tell you if a taxiway ends is the key idea here. The taxiway ending marker is the indicator that the taxiway does not continue beyond the intersection; it’s placed to warn you that there’s no straight-ahead path and you must turn or exit at that point. The runway exit sign, on the other hand, points you toward a runway exit route and doesn’t indicate whether the taxiway continues beyond the intersection. The hold short sign tells you to stop at a designated point until cleared, but it doesn’t convey whether the taxiway continues or ends. The ILS critical area sign marks the boundary of the ILS protection area, not the continuation of taxiways.

Recognizing signs that tell you if a taxiway ends is the key idea here. The taxiway ending marker is the indicator that the taxiway does not continue beyond the intersection; it’s placed to warn you that there’s no straight-ahead path and you must turn or exit at that point. The runway exit sign, on the other hand, points you toward a runway exit route and doesn’t indicate whether the taxiway continues beyond the intersection. The hold short sign tells you to stop at a designated point until cleared, but it doesn’t convey whether the taxiway continues or ends. The ILS critical area sign marks the boundary of the ILS protection area, not the continuation of taxiways.